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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:

"One of [Toronto's] priorities should be getting Tim Bernhardt's signature on a new contract. He came out of nowhere to become the Leafs' No. 1 goaltender. He was signed as a free agent but the game plan was to have him play at St. Catharines while youngsters Ken Wregget and [Allan] Bester were expected to handle the job here. That didn't transpire and Bernhardt was called up and did a fine job." (Rick Fraser, Toronto Star, April 7, 1985)

TRANSACTIONS:

Selected by Atlanta Flames in third round (second Flames pick, 47th overall) during National Hockey League Amateur Draft, 1978.

Atlanta franchise relocated to Calgary for 1980-81 National Hockey League season.

Signed as free agent by Toronto Maple Leafs, December 5, 1984.

ACCOLADES:

Named to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (West) All-Star Second Team, 1975-76.

Named to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League All-Star First Team, 1976-77.

Named to Quebec Major Junior Hockey League All-Star First Team, 1977-78.

Named to American Hockey League All-Star Second Team, 1983-84.

INJURIES:

Suffered facial injury, March 6, 1985.

NHL PENALTY SHOTS:

DATE

SHOOTER

GOAL?

NOTES

01/02/1985

Warren Young

Y

DID YOU KNOW?

Tim was the head amateur scout of the Dallas Stars for a time, most notably when they won the Stanley Cup in 1999. He was also instrumental in the team's selection of Jason Bacashihua in the 2001 entry draft.

Game logs have been compiled using the best information that I can find; for a detailed list of known concerns, please click here. I am always looking for assistance in making these more accurate, and welcome your help. For the 1983-84 season and prior, one of my key sources was the Hockey Summary Project, a tremendous resource and one of the best data collections on the Internet. In return, I have attempted to make these data better where possible.